Identifier: TFG:905
Authors: Poyato Sillero, Almudena
Abstract:
ABSTRACT Depression is a disorder, state or mood that has become one of the most important diseases because of its prevalence. According to the World Health Organization, it affects over 350 million people, being such pathology which most contributes to the global burden of disease among young people aged 15 to 19. There have been many studies and interventions on depression in adulthood, but there are few conducted among adolescents. Because of this, the objective of this work is the development of a psychoeducational program to enhance the detection and prevention of depression and suicide in this social group, exactly in the students included in the Plan of Compensatory Education of the Guadalquivir Cordoba Institute. This program, which lasts about a month and a half and provides 6 sessions, is intended to inform, guide and educate teens about that mental illness, in most invisible occasions and stigmatic, but real and present in our environment. In addition, we emphasize essential aspects as recognizing and managing emotions, empathy promoting and improving the welfare and living together from different tools to deal with conflicts and adverse situations.
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